The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-01-10, Page 8Page 8 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1903
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8elgrave Personals
Several of the men in the
community formed a work bee
last week and cleaned up the
mess in the Belgrave Arena and
removed all the snow so the
ice could again be trade for
skating. Tite children had one
night's skating so, if the wea-
ther cooperates our hockey
teams will he able to get in
some practice.
Wayne Pletch of Kitchener
spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Pletch and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pletch of
Teeswater.
Miss Marlene Walsh and Miss
Eleanor Walsh of Kitchener
spent the week -end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Walsh.
Glen Coultes of the O. A.C.
Guelph, spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H, Coultes.
The Agriculture meeting of
the Women's Institute will be
held on Tuesday, January 15
with Mrs. Lyle Hopper as con -
United Choir
Holds Social
BELGRAVE—The United
Church choir social was held in
the church school room on Fri-
day, after the regular choir
practice. Ruth Michie conduc-
ted two contests "A House Par-
ty" and "Famous People", with
the assistance of Lorne Camp-
bell and Karen Anderson and
several other games were en-
joyed. Mr. James Michie
thanked the choir on behalf of
the Session for their faithful
service and church attendance.
Murray Scott read the secre-
tary's report. Rev. H. J. An-
derson was in charge of the
election of officers for 1963 as
follows:
Pres. , Kenneth Wheeler,
sec.-treas., Murray Scott; at-
tendance sec., Ross Anderson;
gown committee, Mrs. Earl
Anderson, Mrs. H. J. Anderson,
Mrs. Stewart Proctor; social
committee, Mrs. George John-
ston, Mrs. Carl Proctor, Mar-
lene Walsh, Marilyn Taylor.
George Johnston presented
Roy Munday, organist, with a
small testament for faithful at-
tendance. A delicious lunch
was served of sandwiches, cake,
ice cream and coffee.
Couples' Club Met
The Wingham United Church
Couples' Club met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zur-
brigg on Monday evening of
last week. Following a social
evening they gathered at the
church for a watch night ser-
vice, conducted by Rev. C.
M. Jardine. After the service
they went to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Bennett's, where lunch was ser-
ved.
erved.
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venor. The address will be by
the Agricultural Representative.
Lunch committee, Mrs. C.
Hanna, Mrs. H. Rinn, Mrs. C.
R. Coultes.
Miss Karen Anderson of Strat-
ford
tratford visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
The annual Sunday School
meeting of Knox United Church
will be held on Thursday eve-
ning at 8:15. All interested in
the Sunday School are invited
to attend.
CGIT Members to
Sell Chocolates
BELGRAVE--The C.G.I. T.
Group of Knox United Church
held their regular meeting on
Friday, in the church school
room. Marilyn Campbell,
president, opened with first
two verses of the C.G.I. T.
hymn, the purpose and basic
Scripture were repeated, fol-
lowed by prayer. Helen An-
derson gave the secretary's re-
port and Sunday School and
church attendance were record-
ed. Ruth Michie gave the
treasurer's report.
It was decided that the group
would again sell chocolates.
Brenda VanCamp and Linda
Rinn were named to prepare the
room for the meetings and re-
place the things after. The
group then divided for Bible
study. Next meeting the mis-
sion study will be started.
Mrs. H. J. Anderson was in
charge of the worship service,
which opened with the call to
worship, followed by a prayer.
Audrey Coultes read the Scrip-
ture lesson. Mrs. Anderson
gave a meditation on Psalm
121 and followed by prayer.
The meeting closed with taps.
Next meeting will be held on
January 18.
Three Caretakers
Needed in Morris
The inaugural meeting for
1903 of Morris School Board
was held in the township hall
January 3. All the members
were present. G. Nicholson
and C. Haines approved the
minutes of the Decembermeet-
ing as read. A motion by B.
Elliott and G. Nicholson ap-
pointed James Elston as chair-
man and Ralph Shaw as secre-
tary -treasurer for 1963.
New school desks ordered
early in December for two
schools have not been delivered.
The members of the board will
visit each of the schools in the
township in February. The
date of the visit will be ar-
ranged after consultation with
the inspector. The meeting
adjourned on motion by C.
Haines and B. Elliott.
The board decided to con-
tinue membership in the On-
tario Trustee and Ratepayers
Association. An Insurance
agent was present and discussed
various phases of the liability
policy carried by the board.
Applications for caretakers
for six schools were received
and appointments made. At
present there are three vacan-
cies. A motion by B. Elliott
and J. Black authorized the
payment of the following bills:
Machan Hardware, $23.43; J.
Brewer, fuel, 8138.08; G.
Mutter, fuel, $63.99; S. Lowe,
$4.13; Ross Anderson, $65.21;
Hood supplies, $27.82; H.
Clark, $9.00; Ontario Trustee
Association Membership $28.00.
James Elston, Ralph Shaw,
Chairman. Secretary.
Motorists are reminded that
the vital element in traffic
safety is not how fast you drive,
but how fast you stop.
Ladies Guild Names Officers
BELGRAVE--lvlrs. Robert Hig-
gins was hostess for the annual
meeting of the Ladies' Guild of
Trinity Anglican Church, on
Friday. Mrs. Alex Nethery
presided and opened with a
hymn, followed by prayer and
the Lord's prayer in unison.
Psalm 49 was read by Mrs.
Lawrence Vannan. Minutes
were read by Mrs. Richard
Proctor and Mrs. Cooper Ne-
thery read the treasurer's re-
port. Annual reports were gi-
ven by the various conunittees.
Rev. Robert Meally thanked
the Guild for their work and
cooperation in the past year
and he conducted the election
of officers, which resulted as
follows:
Hon. Pres. , Mrs. Robert
Meally; pres., Mrs. Alex Ne-
thery; vice-pres. , Mrs. Cora
McGill; sec., Mrs. Richard
Proctor; treas., Mrs. Cooper
Nethery; pianist, Mrs. Mel
Bradburn; cards, Mrs. Robert
Higgins; visiting committee,
Mrs. Cora McGill, Mrs. Mel
Bradburn, Mrs. Herman Ne-
thery, Mrs. Cooper Nethery;
program committee, Mrs. Jack
VanCamp, Mrs. Mel Bradburn.
It was decided to again have
the travelling apron and the
birthday box. The roll call
was answered by "A Thought
for the New Year". Rev. Ro-
bert Meally closed the meet-
ing with prayer and lunch was
served.
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